“Who killed madam potato?”: making the learning in genetics possible through an investigative teaching sequence
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https://doi.org/10.15536/reducarmais.5.2021.2598Keywords:
Teaching by investigation, Science education, Learning, GeneticsAbstract
The understanding of concepts of genetics, genes and the DNA molecule are of great importance for the formation of knowledge consolidated by students about the structuring of life. However, learning genetics is sometimes seen as challenging due to specific terminology and abstract concepts, resulting in difficulties for students to learn this curricular content. In this sense, seeking new approach strategies can favor a more dynamic and motivating experience, with a view to promoting students' autonomy. For this, we present a proposal for a pedagogical intervention, which is configured as an Investigative Teaching Sequence (SEI), methodologically and theoretically based on the assumptions of Carvalho (2013), which uses a fictitious criminal investigative activity as a motivating trigger, drawing parallels between the real context and science education. As a result, it is highlighted that this SEI can enhance the teaching and learning processes of genetics, making the classes more contextualized and meaningful in favor of the engagement and valorization of the students' leading role.
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